sentences day. >> robert gladden learns his fate for shooting a classmate inside perry hall high school. >> for how long he'll be in prison. good afternoon. i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today. months after robert gladden opened fire inside perry hall high on the first day of school he's again facing a judge. wjz is live outside the courthouse. alex demetrick is there with the latest on today's sentencing hearing. alex. >> reporter: well , when robert gladden pled guilty to attempted murder the 15-year-old opened himself up to a possible 40 year prison sentence. >> gladden's lawyers already arguing many of the same points that failed to move the teen's trial to juvenile court. calling the shooting insanity at its finest, stupidity at its best and the act of a disturbed child. firing into the crowd in

a cafeteria with a shotgun wounded 17-year-old daniel borowy whose mother took the witness stand and talked about how it effected her special needs son and family. >> reporter: she said she thought her son was going to die and after burying one child she didn't want to bury another. arguments by both sides are still underway. >> daniel borowy who has down syndrome is expected to make a full recovery. a former john hopkins gynecologist accused of secretly recording his patients has lawsuits piling up on behalf of the patients of dr. levy. mike schuh is live in the news room where the latest. >> reporter: law firms are looking for the thousands of women treated by dr. levy. from pull page ads to meeting it's an all out effort to find the patients. he took his own life

because he inappropriately recorded videos of his patients during exams. current lawsuits are targeting levy's estate and john. investigators are looking into whether any of the recordings were posted on the internet. >> hopkins is not commenting pending the lawsuit but saying any invasion of patient privacy is intolerable. word today about a baltimore county councilman charged with drunk driving, todd huff said don't you know who i am when officers pulled the jeep over. the officers say huff was driving without headlights and his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. in 4 days $85 billion in automatic spending cuts kicks in. congress is back in town and looking for a deal to avoid the sequester cuts. republicans and the white house appear to be far from a compromise.

danielle nottingham reports for wjz from washington. >> president obama's annual meet being the nation's governors came with a warning. he said the march 1st spending cuts will impact each of their states. everything from fewer firefighters and police to flight delays at the airport and less vaccines for children. >> the longer these cuts are in place the bigger the impact will become. >> republicans say the president is making them seem scarier than they are. they say the $85 billion is just 3% of the budget. >> stop the campaigning stop sending out people to scare the american people. do the hard work of governoring. >> congress is back in town after a week off leaving just 4 days to reach a compromise before the deadline. lawmakers are talking behind closed doors but the chance of a deal looks slim. >> democrats want a plan that

includes spending cuts and raises taxes on the richest americans. republicans say they will not agree to another tax hike. they're expected to propose a plan that focuses on spending cuts only. >> i think the american people are tired of the blame game. to come up with responsible spending reductions, we can do that without hurting our economy. >> the cuts were designed to be so painful they would force democrats and republicans into a better budget compromise. after a year and a half, that hasn't happened. now time is running out. in washington, danielle nottingham wjz eyewitness news. >> meantime governor martin o'malley is driving home how the sequester could impact the economy in our state. he spoke on meet the press yesterday about why the cuts will hit maryland and virginia especially hard. >> the sequester stands to wipe out a lot of hard fought job gains in virginia and in maryland. for whatever our differences might be, we understand that this is an economic threat.

>> i'm sorry it was face the nation. he was among several governors who met with president obama to discuss the negotiations. a rather rude awakening for sunday for people living near cold spring lane and the jfx. a long time local landmark came down with a boom. check this out. with that, bge's huge natural gas pressure tank was no more. it had been a fixture on that spot for 80 years but hasn't been used for quite some time. they said it will save the company money and allow it to upgrade its gas delivery system. a little chilly this morning, but the sun is warming things up in this area. taking a live look outside where there are few clouds to be seen. that may not be the case later on. marty is in the out back, bernadette woods is in the first warning weather center. good afternoon. >> good afternoon.

sunshine, high clouds start ing to come in. a nice day. temperature wise already at 44 in baltimore. some 30s out to the west after a chilly start in the 20s. everyone recovering pretty nicely 39 westminster and 39 in rock hall. the upper 40s this afternoon. that sets the stage for another storm system to come our way tomorrow. for more on that out to marty. >> reporter: good afternoon. thank you. train garden it's a -- it's a big one time. a winter storm system is moving towards the great lake that's going to go up to new england. for us all rain. look at that gatt hering energy down to the south. take a look at the graphic. you will see how this thing is going to wind itself up in a big way. we're going to have rain over our area. having said that, it's not impossible we start with a little bit of mixed precip before a change to all rain.

there is a winter weather watch out in western maryland for garrett and allegany counties. once this storm system passes, it's not really going to get chilly here. as a matter of fact that low is dragging up some warm. as we approach the first few days of march at this time warm fronts given the right circumstances start meaning business. meteorologist bernadette woods with some mild mid-week temperatures for you during our first warning weather segment. now back inside. >> thank you . the musical acts for this year's preakness have been released. rapers pit bull and maclamore will head the concerts in may. the maryland jockey club announcing they will perform extended sets. the inland fest will feature live music on a second stage. those acts will be announced later. in today's masn on spring training report the orioles are

off to a fast start. the orioles have won their first two games. c pierce hit a homerun yesterday and the orioles got some good pitching from a couple of new faces. starter yaryin and kevin galsman pitched as the birds beat the blue jays. the orioles are back in action in less than an hour against the yankees. you can see the game at 1:00 on masn. >> that means new names for us too. >> yes. still to come trouble at another massachusetts pharmacy. another nationwide recall has been issued. >> i'm going to forget. i think everyone in the movie on the movie did anything with this movie thanks. >> sometimes 20 seconds just isn't long enough. the latest on the big winners from last night's academy awards. >> a sunny but chilly start to

your work week. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist bernadette woods. it's wjz, maryland's news station.

44 degrees and partly cloudy

in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. one of the chief members is stepping aside for the catholics. keith o'brien will not elect a new priest. this comes in the wake of misconduct allegations from several priests. the village fertility is having a recall for women undergoing fertility treatment. last month another pharmacy was at the center of meningitis steroids. it was a late night as stars celebrated the awards and there were big presenters. >> argo. >> first lay

dy michelle obama appeared movievia satellite to announce best picture. daniel day-lewis made history as the first man to win best actor three times. jennifer lawrence won for best actress. i talked to the man sied -- to an nay o dell. >> tell us about the fall from jennifer lawrence? >> i feel like i jinxed her talking about the train on her dress. i recall her going up the stairs to make her speech one of the highlights of the evening. i'm not saying that to make fun of her it made her more lovable. now she's an oscar winner and human so trying to navigate that train and getting up there and recovering by going i know why you all are giving me the standing ovation it's because you saw me fall and i'm embarrassed. i talked to her on the red carpet and she

was talking about how big that train was and how it was even tough for her to get to the red carpet transportation wise.take a listen to what she had to say. >> how did you decide on your dress? who is this by? >> this is the one only dress i tried on. >> how did you fit in the car? >> we took the front eat out and i sat in the back. >> did you really? >> yeah. it was an or deal. >> quite the or dell and -- or deal and she was being honest. >> that's amazing. if she was one of your highlights and her fall are you saying seth was not one of your highlights? >> i thought he did a great job actually. i really enjoyed his humor. there's been mixed reviews at the vanity fair party, which i went to, which you're going to see a ton of the stuff from there tonight a lot of the reaction from the celebrities to seth being a

host. they thought he did a great job. >> i'm looking forward to seeing more of the vanity fair party tonight. once again i'll do it publicly thank you for still wearing your party dress. >> well, i have not gone to bed all night long. i wish i could say it was all partying, but i was working at the party as well as being at the party. it was straight from the oscars to the parties, back to work. >> thank you very much. we'll see you tonight on entertainment tonight at 7:30 right here on wjz, cbs baltimore. still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, lots of sunshine but will you need an umbrella tomorrow? your complete first warning weather forecast is 2 and a half minutes away. >> first let's take a look at today's midday stocks.

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welcome back. a chilly start to the day but with sunshine we're recovering nicely. look at all these 40s south and east of the city. still some 30s out to the west. we're all going to the 40s this afternoon. just jumped to 40 in westminster and in rock hall now 42 degrees. now, there has been a wind out of the northwest. it's out of the north today not a huge wind. it looks like it's updating right now. that's going to keep temperatures close to average. okay. we've got a storm headed our way. it's just down to our southwest. right now we're dealing with high pressure in control. that's going to leave us. here comes that storm up from the southwest. what we're going to see a mix to start tomorrow

before changing to rain. this is mainly going to be a rain event for us. out in the mountains this is a different story. there's why there's a winter weather watch in effect for garrett and allegany counties. the cold air is going to hold on longer to there's a chance for ice accumulation before a change over to rain. these are the winter weather watches that we're looking at during the day tomorrow. they're not in effect yet. for the rest of us, mainly a rain event around here. today pretty nice, going up to 48 degrees. tonight going town to down to 29. tomorrow could start an as an icy mix before changing over to rain but up to 45 degrees. a batch of cold air comes in our way for the start of march. we'll have your 5 day coming up. >> thank you i think. lots more come ing up. first we want to show you today's cold cough and flu report.

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welcome back to eyewitness news at noon. we take a look at the 5 day forecast, pretty mild. 56 on wednesday. that's a beautiful thing. 48 thursday. a frontal boundary is going to dive through the area but only knock us back into the mid 40s for the first couple of days of march. don't miss the cbs prime time line up on wjz. at 10:00 it's hawaii 5-0 to be immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. finally this noon, we're getting a new look at one of our neighboring planets thanks to the people at nasa. they teamed up with john hopkins applied physics department to release this image. this isn't what mercury would look like to the naked eye. it illustrates the different chemicals and men rals -- minerals that make up the

planet's surface. it's amazing how much comes out of john hopkins. >> it's fortunate. >> what a school -- what a cool shot that is. >> it matches your dress. >> it does .